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- 6. Wall, a non-living structure composed of the polysaccharide cellulose. Supports and protects the cell.
- 8. have hydrolytic (digestive) enzymes that digest food and waste
- 10. Creating energy from food and oxygen
- 11. All the chemical processes of an organism
- 13. Solution, the [ ] of water and the [ ] of dissolved particles inside the cell and outside the cell is equal
- 14. Compounds, compounds that contain both carbon and hydrogen
- 15. Synthesis, putting 2 molecules together by removing H20
- 22. Diffusion, Transport proteins help molecules that do not diffuse through the membrane get into or out of the cell
- 23. an increase in cell size and/or number
- 24. Bodies, Sorts and packages proteins
- 25. Transport, A carrier protein in the membrane moves molecules from LOW[ ] to HIGH [ ] (uphill) against the concentration gradient
- 26. assist in cell division
- 28. Absorption and circulation of materials
- 30. site of cell respiration: breaks down food molecules (glucose) to release energy (ATP)
- 32. have no nucleus or organelles except for ribosomes
- 36. Transport, Molecules move from an area of HIGH concentration to LOW concentration (downhill) with the concentration gradient
- 38. Solution, the [ ] of water is higher inside the cell than outside
- 39. it controls the movement of materials into and out of the cell
- 40. The maintenance of a stable environment
- 41. controls cell activities
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- 1. a statement of what the scientist thinks may happen in the experiment
- 2. to break down by adding H20
- 3. the movement of particles from high [ ] to low [ ]
- 4. obtaining food and breaking it down into a usable form
- 5. groups of tissues working together
- 6. Fluid-like material which fills the space between the cell membrane and the nucleus
- 7. The diffusion of WATER from high[ ] to low [ ]
- 9. contains green pigment chlorophyll which carries on photosynthesis. Only found in plant cells.
- 12. Group, is the group being experimented on
- 13. Compounds, compounds that do not contain both carbon and hydrogen, but may contain either carbon or hydrogen.
- 16. Solution, the [ ] of water is lower inside the cell than outside the cell
- 17. make proteinsOrgan System, groups of organs working together to perform a specific function. Enzymes, Organic catalysts that speed up the rate of chemical reactions by lowering the activation energy (the energy needed to get a reaction started).
- 18. breaking down food
- 19. The control and coordination of activities
- 20. The production of new organisms.
- 21. have a nucleus and organelles
- 27. when the shape of the active site changes and the substrate no longer fits.
- 29. taking in food
- 31. The removal of cellular metabolic waste
- 33. Building large complex models from smaller simpler ones
- 34. Gather background information.
- 35. a scientific procedure undertaken to test a hypothesis.
- 37. serve as storage for water, waste, or food
